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Find updated information regarding a temporary restraining order (TRO) that covers all institutions in all states nationwide in the case filed by AAU, APLU, ACE, and nine impacted higher education institutions against the U.S. Department of Energy.-
On Friday, April 11, the administration announced it would again attempt to slash funding for critical American research. This time it announced it would cut the Facilities and Administrative (F&A) rate, or the indirect costs rate, to 15% for all Department of Energy research grants to colleges and universities. This action would have an immediate and dire impact on critical energy, physical sciences and engineering research nationwide.
Additional updates related to Department of Energy's F&A announcement and leaked White House budget documents.-
The first of two updates related to changes at federal agencies and legal actions that have been taken.
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The following is a statement from the Association of American Universities (AAU) Board of Directors.
Latest federal government updates including a the White House freeze on $3 billion in emergency funding, new lawsuits challenging Department of Education Executive Order, and HHS restructuring and reduction in force announcement.-
Please find a federal government update from our teams on developments this week covering Executive Order to Dismantle U.S. Department of Education, U.S. Department of Education Reduction in Force, Court Rules Administration Can Implement DEI Directives, and Federal Agencies Reinstate Probationary Workers.
As we engage in conversations with federal and state representatives, peer institutions, partners, students and the public, one consistent thread is the importance of effectively communicating the impact of our work.-
An update on Federal Funding Legislation, Title VI Investigations, Department of Education, Federal Workforce, and Political Appointments and Departures from CU Federal Relations and Counsel.
The Senate passed a continuing resolution that extends government funding through September 2025.